Healthcare
The healthcare industry is one of the fastest growing industries in the world. In recent years it has become a melting pot of growth, employment and constant technological advancements.
It is an aggregation of all the industries that contribute to various aspects of treatment of patients and all its related facets like the pharma companies, health insurance companies, biotechnology companies and the like. This sector is growing at a very fast pace and the numbers are expected to touch 372 billion USD in India alone.
This particular industry has a lot of dimensions and layers to it and therefore, it is important that all the aspects of the healthcare industry are appropriately integrated so that the patient care can be effective, impactful and worthy.
The extensive nature of operations and industries involved in the healthcare sector face a diverse range of challenges that they sail through in order to function efficiently.
Challenges
- Keeping the workforce abreast with the latest upgradations The Healthcare industry is anchored to ever evolving dynamics pertaining to advancements in the field of equipment, techniques and other aspects of medical care. In case that information isn’t intimated to the medical personnel then it can become a problem in terms of quality discharge of services.
- There is a need for constant evaluation Amidst constant upgrades and studies, it is very important to revamp the existing training paradigm. Having said that, the medical personnel have to be evaluated within their specific fields to ensure that there is no gap between information and expertise.
- Constant reforms In order to stay relevant and functioning, the various organisations that comprise the healthcare industry have to stay at the top of constant reforms like upgrades in the payment and invoicing methods, cyber security systems, healthcare regulatory changes etc. The workforce needs to stay on top of all the advancements so that they can be efficient and meaningful with respect to the quality of their deliverables.
Benefits
- Increased accessibility and evaluation Many healthcare organisations prioritise constant training and professional development of their personnel. eLearning allows the organisation to enhance the accessibility of their learning content, which can significantly increase their staff’s medical know how. In addition to that, the organisation can also monitor and evaluate their employee’s training progress and their understanding of the same.
- Cost optimisation which results in better patient care With eLearning, health care organisations can save money on various infrastructural expenditures that are associated with one-on-one learning and orientation. That money can be deployed on various other aspects of patient care.
- It helps in keeping the healthcare workforce aware of all reforms eLearning allows the medical staff to train on the job, while they cater to their job commitments. This can help in continuous job development and skill upgradation.
- Widespread applicability When we talk about eLearning in the healthcare sector, the web content finds applicability in various other sectors like health information, insurance, pharmaceutical sector, patient care and workforce etc. This kind of applicability makes it easy for people to access necessary information.
- Training through augmented reality and simulation techniques eLearning makes it possible to train people in an interactive way by making use of augmented reality, that uses a virtual object to facilitate training and simulation techniques which are based on virtual situations to give training about key characteristics and behaviours in diverse situations.
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